Recent content by qkslvr221

Crossover 44k, AMH A399U, and possibly the PCPOP-PP-039UHD4K (haven't seen any third party confirmation on this one).

Yes, but there are both PWM and PWM-free monitors using the same panel for less money (Innolux 40"). Most have a longer warranty, too.

Yes, that is the reviewer I was referring to. :confused:

Would be a real bargain if this did 4:4:4, hopefully the linked reviewer just didn't use the correct input or settings. 120hz at 1080p is a nice bonus, even if the screen is a bit large for that res.

There's also the 49UF7600, which supports 4k60 4:4:4. Explicitly confirms it in the manual, I'm wondering what kind of latency they've gotten these mega IPS panels down to. My old S-IPS from 2008 (47LG50) had about 20ms total, so they definitely know how to do it.

I've still found http://tft.vanity.dk/inputlag.exe to be very accurate and useful when used with high shutter speed cameras. I'd really like to see someone put this next to an established 1080p/1440p display and compare the time. Spare us the downsides of flash-based testers, please.

The A399U has a bunch of discussion on a Korean page stating that it only does 4:2:0 @ 60hz. http://prod.danawa.com/info/?pcode=3072966&cate=113947 TIENA has some manufacturer claims of doing 4:4:4 @ 4k60, but I can't make sense of any confirmation reports in the comments...

This image is still a reliable way to test 4:4:4, I haven't seen anyone snap it since the new firmware.

Crap, hopefully it's in the works for those models. Thanks for checking WorldExclusive and Dan_D.

Can someone confirm the update allows 4:4:4 in game mode on the 6500/6700? I was about to go for the Wasabi-Mango, but this makes the Samsung a whole lot more appealing!

Yes! It's been gradually getting better, and Google is working on a dedicated OS fork just for this purpose. This will let those of us with OLED panels take advantage of low-level hardware functions to get the experience even closer. I do recommend paying a couple bucks more for the...

The Miccas are 11" wide and 16" tall. If that's still too large, there's the Aune X3 Which are only 8" by 6" by 5".

If your speakers have high-frequency drivers, or tweeters, many of the different types are directional. This means if they aren't angled towards the listening position, you'll miss out on the high-frequency sounds coming from them. It's especially true for ribbon and horn type tweeters...

Apparently the owner has substance abuse problems. Flipped out one day and trashed the office, while firing some long-time employees for arbitrary reasons. The entire workforce basically walked out after that. I will never be giving them a dime of my business after this stunt. Info...

I have no issues with the Twisted Veins 15ft cable I linked earlier in the thread. If you need a longer run, definitely try that one since it's so inexpensive.